> Graham Hadfield on 01 April 2004 at 08:30 said:-
> Well they've managed to fool Google then - see
> http://eld.europarl.eu.int/peoplemep.asp?code=boogerd
>
Following the links from:-
http://www.europa.eu.int/
Through to:-
http://wwwdb.europarl.eu.int/ep5/owa/p_index_mep.memindex?ilg=EN#B
Confirms the existence of a match to those MEP's details. Anything may be
turned up on the internet via Google, and URL's can be hijacked or even
maliciously re-designed, abit like media stories, but some elements will
have a kernel of truth from the perspective of the authors/editors. Being
particularly critical about anything published has its drawbacks as it
necessitates much analysis from various perspectives, but at least some
commonality may then be found, which has to be sounder than taking the first
acceptable answer to appear out of the ether or fed down the line.
Seriously though, it is good to see critical questions being asked about
relevance of data for a purpose, almost like the life of a DPO!
Ian W
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